Brain Communications is an academic journal dedicated to the field of neuroscience, aiming to provide a platform for neuroscience researchers, clinical doctors, and related professionals to exchange the latest research findings, clinical practices, and theoretical discussions. This journal covers a wide range of topics from basic neuroscience to clinical neurology, including but not limited to brain function, neurodegenerative diseases, brain injury, mental illness, as well as cognitive and behavioral research related to the brain.

The magazine ensures the scientific and innovative nature of its published articles through a rigorous peer review process, thereby promoting the development and progress of the field of neuroscience. This journal not only focuses on basic research, but also emphasizes clinical applications, providing readers with a comprehensive perspective from laboratory research to clinical practice. In addition, the journal also pays special attention to the application and effectiveness of neuroscience in different populations, as well as how to improve the effectiveness and safety of treatment strategies. It not only provides a platform for professionals to communicate, but also contributes to the development of global neuroscience research. By publishing high-quality research results, the journal has played an important role in improving understanding of brain function and related diseases, and promoting the development and application of related treatment strategies.